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Maine Library Commission Drops Plan Requiring Paid Directors, Minimum Hours
The commission will pursue a transparent rulemaking process to formalize regional library structures, addressing concerns from small rural libraries relying on volunteers, with action expected through 2026.
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Maine Library Commission drops plan requiring paid directors, minimum hours
Small libraries in rural areas, many staffed by volunteers, pushed back saying there's no way they could meet the standards. Officials still plan to consider new rules.
·Lewiston, United States
Read Full ArticleMaine Library Commission drops proposed agreement
Photo by Hakim Wright Sr. of the Associated Press.The Maine Library Commission has dropped its request that the state’s public libraries sign an agreement requiring them to have paid directors and minimum hours to continue receiving access to all library services, including internet service and the interlibrary loan program. Several months ago, the state’s public libraries were told they would have to sign the Maine Regional Library System Publi…
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